2025 Minimum Wage increase must be in line with inflation More than 1 in 3 pubs (36%) across Dublin say they will reduce their headcounts due to the minimum wage increase introduced by the Government. That’s according to a survey undertaken by the Licensed Vintners Association (LVA). A further 21% of pubs in the […]
The Licensed Vintners Association (LVA) has described the Budget increase in the VAT rate on food as a “serious blow to pubs and the licensed trade throughout the country”. The body which represents publicans throughout Dublin indicated that it will lead to higher food price which will be bad for business, employment and the tourist
Budget VAT increase on food a serious blow to pubs – LVA Read More »
LVA and VFI call for current 9% VAT rate on food to be protected Any move to increase the hospitality VAT rate could do lasting damage to the growing pub food trade, impacting on pub jobs across the country according to the two groups representing publicans. The Licensed Vintners Federation (LVA) and the Vintners’ Federation
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Starting December 2016, LVA member pubs and bars will benefit from discounted rates on contactless card payment terminals.
BOIPA enters new partnership with Licensed Vintners Association Read More »
Dublin pub study shows average insurance premiums have increased by 47% over last two years.
LVA call for Independent Review of Insurance Sector Read More »
Licensed Vintners Association, Restaurants Association of Ireland and Temple Bar Company call for full debate and disclosure on Government proposal.